Article 50

Nothing surprises me any more. We don't live in a world, in which logic and reason matter.

I am really surprised about the three-line whip.

Corbyn applying a three line whip, by any chance?

So what do you think the OP actually wanted to discuss?

What have recent posts got to do with the OP?

Are you all obsessed with UKIP?

www.citizen-nowhere.com/

Kirsty is our AM and a good one

Thank you for pointing that out.

Competent and UKIP are not words you would associate together

Indeed! As I wrote, they're probably more competent at cover-ups.

On 'punching each other'......who knows what goes on in the bar in Westminster when they have had a few?

Kirsty Williams is a brilliant Liberal Democrat who is quite prepared to work with others to help the people she has been elected to serve.

I so agree with what Kirsty is doing with the Infant schools Annie - wish someone had done it sooner.

Whitewave, the leader of the Libs in Wales and Plaid Cymru are both female, they voted for Carwen for leader and in the Senydd he referred to them as the first ministers concubines. Needless to say Leanne blew a fuse , he had to apologise to the two women and to the assembly

roses I don't think they punch each other unconscious - or maybe they're just better at cover-ups?

If Nuttall wins, will he have to resign from being an MEP? Not that it really matters. His attendance has been 736th out of 756 MEPs. He'll be too busy making sure he doesn't get stabbed in the back to do anything for Stoke.

At least the main stream parties have a manifesto that we can all read. UKIP doesn't appear to know what it stands for except bigotry

Good for Corbyn, the only bit of leadership he has shown.

Don't all the parties?

The only consolation is that UKIP seem to be a party which doesn't agree amongst itself. The members seem to fall out at the drop of a hat.

And my MP

Labour MPs Daniel Zeichner (Cambridge) and Ben Bradshaw (Exeter) have also said they will vote against triggering Article 50. Both represent constituencies which voted Remain. In the case of Cambridge, over 71% voted Remain. I wonder if anything will happen to them.